Health & Wellness Contents Archive

"We've got an immediate focus here of life-saving, but at the same time we've got an imperative to make sure that those that survived the initial disaster continue to survive going forward." - Robert Holden, Incident Manager, WHO Earthquake Response. https://t.co/2bimJUbbdk

If you’re missing out on shut-eye, your body will soon show the signs. https://t.co/qZx7gJo3w4 https://t.co/Ffy6R19Ac0

.@TrifectaSystem • Don’t slip up when it comes to snacks. Try some of these high protein alternatives. Comment your go to healthy snack ⬇️ https://t.co/X5EHinucJh

This no-weight workout is a great option for guys over 40. https://t.co/gfOwCqjT0e

Parents: are you looking for more information on respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)? Dr. Ala Stanford – HHS Regional Director, pediatric surgeon, and mom – explains what #RSV is, why we’re seeing an uptick in cases, and what you can do to keep your kids safe. https://t.co/hfXoV5y13o

Did you know lemons and limes have special chemicals that may keep brain cells safe from toxic substances in your body? 🍋 Learn more about these citrus fruits: https://t.co/hzf8rcKBoi https://t.co/ukAhnWbwWJ

Your back will thank you after taking on this routine—especially is you sit at a desk all day. https://t.co/rtqy7mNwUW

#Viewpoint: how some pulse oximeters can provide incorrect oxygen saturation data for dark-skinned patients vs light-skinned patients; reasons that biased oximeters remained in use; and why a recently proposed rule may bring about needed change. https://t.co/3NdcDmfKWq https://t.co/8AruDRC64b

The 2023 Harvard Health Annual with over 300 pages filled with breakthroughs and insights from the top doctors of Harvard Medical School! If you have just one health book at home... make it this one. #HarvardHealth https://t.co/X58iBWAi6i https://t.co/pzqgTt2Xgq

Irregular heartbeat? Know the symptoms of arrhythmia and when to worry. Talk with a @HopkinsHeart arrhythmia specialist.

Thirst and frequent urination are two classic diabetes signs caused by too much sugar in your blood. As your kidneys work harder to filter out the sugar, they also pull more fluids from your tissues. https://t.co/htuATBcl37 https://t.co/gx7vQMQv4A

"She says I’m perfect as is, but is that actually possible?" https://t.co/42Z8LcmbcX

Encourage your employees to "Be The Beat" by taking the #HeartMonth challenge to learn Hands-Only CPR: ❤️ Call 911 ❤️ Push hard and fast in the center of the chest CPR in the workplace 👉 https://t.co/w0br2SR3qj #CPRwithHeart #WellBeingWorksBetter https://t.co/3125V2UCJH

Researcher access to robust @StanPopHealth data sets on real-world patient care and health outcomes is enabling hundreds of initiatives aimed at influencing public health policy and reducing health inequities. #HealthCare #HealthEquity #StanMedMag https://t.co/URVzZFFhhm

Medical News in Brief: Public Health Workers Report Threats, Harassment During Pandemic https://t.co/FNmnUq1giI